For an industry that serves millions of meals every day, food waste has long been one of cruising’s most complex operational challenges.
For an industry that serves millions of meals every day, food waste has long been one of cruising’s most complex operational challenges.
Women are emerging as the dominant segment in South Africa’s cruise market, as passenger demand continues to grow and Durban consolidates its position as the country’s primary cruise hub.
TUI Group’s cruise division posted strong growth despite Middle East disruption, signalling continued confidence in underlying demand.
Dubai-based Cruise Master has expanded its expedition cruise portfolio through a new partnership with Lindblad Expeditions, targeting growing demand for remote and experience-led travel among GCC-based travellers.
Disruption to the cruise sector in the Arabian Gulf is prompting cruise lines to reassess regional deployments, with southern Africa emerging as an area of growing interest.
More than 300 tourism leaders gathered aboard Crystal Serenity in Egypt to discuss recovery across the Middle East amid ongoing geopolitical disruption.
Travel leaders will meet aboard Crystal Serenity to discuss Middle East recovery during a Suez Canal transit in May.
Cruise Saudi has appointed Taha Nazer as acting chief executive officer, signalling a transition into a new phase focused on scaling operations and advancing its long-term development strategy.
Despite short-term adjustments to the 2026/27 winter season, cruise lines are continuing to position the Arabian Gulf as a core part of their future deployment strategies.
Meyer Werft has presented a new concept for a fully battery-electric cruise ship at Seatrade Cruise Global in Miami, outlining a potential pathway towards significantly lower-emission operations within the sector.
MSC Cruises has reaffirmed its commitment to the Arabian Gulf, confirming plans to return to the region for the 2027/28 winter season following the cancellation of its 2026/27 programme.
Six cruise ships remain in the Arabian Gulf following the suspension of regional operations in late February, as conditions affecting maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz continue to delay scheduled repositioning […]
Despite short-term deployment changes by some cruise operators, cruise lines continue to signal long-term confidence in the Arabian Gulf as a winter cruise destination, with multiple ships already open for booking in […]
MSC Cruises has cancelled an upcoming Arabian Gulf sailing of MSC Euribia after escalating regional tensions led to widespread airspace disruptions across parts of the Middle East.
Celestyal has introduced a sales incentive for travel advisors, offering the chance to win a complimentary Arabian Gulf sailing as the company prepares for its third consecutive winter deployment in the region.
Sir Tim Clark has spent more than two decades building Emirates Airline into one of the world’s most powerful long-haul carriers, but his vision for the company has always stretched far beyond […]
Norwegian Cruise Line has confirmed that Jersey Boys will conclude its run aboard Norwegian Bliss, marking the latest Broadway production to be withdrawn as the company continues to overhaul its onboard entertainment […]
MSC Cruises is planning a US$450 million investment in new cruise infrastructure on Grand Bahama Island, alongside further upgrades to its private destination, Ocean Cay, reinforcing the company’s long-term commitment to The […]
MSC Cruises has taken another step in expanding its North American operations with the opening of a new headquarters in downtown Miami.
MSC Cruises has reported its strongest ever start to a January booking period, with overall bookings for 2026 up 10% year-on-year, and the Middle East a key growth area, with bookings for […]
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